New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-13

ton OF Mr.. Hyatt for Mr.. JOIdan'
"Burjed the Wrong Man is the title Of an art
u. which nrpears in "Ihe Schenectady Star
The next time that David b. Hill runs tor ONCE
in this state the wrong man viii not be pufleu.
The unfortunate candidate whom the people WI
snow under will carry handkerchief stamped
with tho monogrom j. i. II.
Two vcafs ago today the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad WINS opened to the public. Ii has never
CHARGED more than fvc-ccnt fare and it has been
reasonably successful, besides helping iof"hru
the building up Of Brooklyn in decided way
As the first elevated road in brooklyn, The peo-
lie Of that city naturally have particularly KIND
IL feeling for H. but they arc eager for the tlc 10
come when n network OF elevated roads shall carry
reorle quickly TO and from every part Oh u'c
rity. The experience Of the Brooklyn company
shows that such roads Will pay. The prospects
of AN ADEQUATE elevated system are now brlShI'
Tho Lin-i County Company is pushing work Oh Ito
road I'm Fulron-st, and expects to get one seCt'oH
IN oDeration I'm q few months and the Union Com
many has made considerable progress on Us FIN
Dusi!-aye. line.
a1to sun saws that Governor Hills latest
vcto cannot fau to increase his poiilica
strenth' is not that precisely what II was
intended 70 do2
11,cro j. hardly an institution in America whlch
attracts moro favorable notice from Eil5lish ti"'-
oilers than the system Of popular hOra''s anu
r.adin. rooms. Every town OF any prominence
nroyidcs It's peoplo with facilities Tor STUDY III
tho current literature OF the day at yer! S"e".
eNreuse. 4 catalogue now before us lH"I u
the Warren County Library Of Monmouth H.
=, -, oxccrlcpt illustration OF the educational work
ttrlt qh a.
com,aratve.y few abroad. Nine years AFTER
uo ers. white settlers appeared in that
co,,nt, n lib. ary association was formed In 1917
. ,,,hl,c-sririted citizen provided library build
;,, and endowed the institution, and now II ranks
ION, the best managed and most enicrprislns
,1,rries IN the state outside Chicago. III has an
exccllent collection Of books and wen equipped
rc,diuq ROOM One entry i'll the catalogue
may be cited for the benefit OF tho managers ana
u,trons OF similar libraries. 1t refers 10 com
pleto series OF the annual Indexes published py
T,,. TptRrYy. which for important news OF The
day can be used virtually as indexes oil The mes
Of any American newspaper. Every public library
should contain u duplicate set for the convenience
of It's patrons
Mr.. sheehan and his fellow Democrats OF The
Assembly saw light aud abandoned thcn
dlscraeeful scheme TO prevent by rampant hlpus'
terirg the consideration of the Vedder blu. Ihey
did well to abandon the scheme. The record oil
the minority in the present Legislature Is dS'
graceful enough 49, it stands.
Say what YOU like. General Shc' dan. that Gen
cral Rosscr. Rosser guardian of the Shenandoah,
is an tncommonly good naturcd, generous hearted
,nan Why he never once attempted TO pfe'ehU
thr reunion Of the Army of the Cumberland
-, i,,o nronincncc by this
mech and that j. that Governor I'M were III w w
wSite House, no such pompous and foIclsn- ,
arit0crat as J.. J. Phelps would po Mnl'"'
Fn,I9nI fOm tho United staten The sun
our neighbor forgets that President Cleveland
WAX supported by American frcetraders ana inc
English people generally. lie selected MINIS
fer 10 ENGLAND who would be sure to please the
great free trade constituency that helped TO eject
him. Mr. Phelps has done much TO increase
President Cleyeand's popularity In Lnsland.
Aa was expected, the General Term in the
Second District has sustained the decision OF
.Iudce Cullen that mandamus could NOT lie
AGAINST tho brooklyn Board OF Education TO com
mel il 10 make room in the public schools for all
children seeking admission thereto. This was a
navel question and the courts have passed upon
IT, in a eommon-scnse way. OF course 1t is hlshy
desirable that room should be provided In the
schools without oyercrowding, for oil children Oh
school ace but in rnpldly growing chles ike
New-York and Brooklyn there are physical limits
IN the capacty of public school buildings
which cannot always be rcmedicd ut once nnd
| for which tho Boards Of Education-subJect us
they aro TO Boards of Estimate cannot justly DC
hold resnonsble The School Commissioners
would OF course be glad to bund enough schools
| IA meet not only the present demand but to pro-
| ytde for the increased demand that Is sure to
como in n few years, but they cannot always OBJ
tain as large appropriations for these purposes as
they desire Another question involved in this
decision was the wisdom Of teaching the higher
branches to certain pupils while others cannot
even obtain primary instruction. The court
rightly holds that this question Is outside Oh
Its jurisdiction.
| Ono of many indications that war is not eX-
pcoted In Europe this year is the extensive
scheme for cheap continental tours devised by
tho international Sleeping Carriage Company. Cir
cular tickets, including railway fare, sleeping car
accommodation, steamboat transportation and ho
tel expenses arc issued in London, Paris and
Brussels and arc good for either twenty or forty
days The cost of twenty days tour is about
$3.50 and stops can be made at Munich, Vienna
pesth Bucharest, Belgrade, Sophia Philippopolis,
| Adrianonle Scutori and the Bosphorus The
Journey extends through Bulgaria, which few
months ago threatened To be tho campaign ground
| for a great war between Russia and Austria The
ARRANGEMENTS for this International scheme OF
cheap excursion travel have been completed IN
Paris. where cool-headed business men arc conf
dent Of tho maintenance Of European peace. not